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Safe to Upgrade to Mavericks?
In my reading, I’ve found that there are recurring rendering issues in 10.0.8. I am in the midst of a project that has about 40, 20 minute videos. Do you think it’s safe to upgrade to Mavericks and FCPX 10.1.1?
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Mavericks AND FCPX 10.1 are two major updates, not one so I wouldn’t update until the project was finished. However I’d probably risk upgrading to 10.0.9.
Andy
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[Andy Neil] “I’d probably risk upgrading to 10.0.9. “
Agreed. You’d probably be ok going all the way, but it cane confusing. Best to wait ’til you have time to take your time/ 10.0.9? definitely. Just keep backups of material, an a zipped copy of your current FCP X version just in case. 🙂
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Thanks guys. How do I update to 10.0.9? It doesn’t show up as an update in the App Store for me. There’s an install button…but when I click it, I get this message…
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[Jeff Krieger] “but when I click it, I get this message…
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How did you install 10.0.8?
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Figured it out. Had to go to “purchases” then install. Thx!
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[Jeff Krieger] “Figured it out. Had to go to “purchases” then install. Thx!”
Cool, the store can be a little weird sometimes. Even more fun if you’ve hidden a purchase and need to see it again. :-/ Glad you got it going, and hopefully it’ll help. 🙂
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I would clone the older system. And the old FC folders. Load the new system and see if it works. I found it was much improved and opened the old projects fine. But I would not count on it not having problems. This way you can go home again.
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